The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-08-26


that present sheriff execute deed to property.
NJ Hartman vs. Rhoda DUFF Judgment for
pin for rs IS and costs.
Court adjourned to Aug. %, 2. p. IN.
TWENTY YEARS AG0-AND NOW.
On the 22nd day Of August 1867, at
the residence In lola, of the officiating
Rev. f. X. Lynn, in the
presence of few friends, Mr.. A.: ;.
Clark and Miss A. NJ. Bostwick were
united in marriage. Last Monday
evening. August %, 1887. at their own
residen ce in lola, in the presence and
with the assistance of nearly 200 of
their friends they celebrated the
twentieth anniversary of the happy
event. And it was happily celebrat ted.
1t is impossible for 200 people, crowded
into three or four rooms, to be formal
no matter how hard they try and the
people that were gathered together
Monday evening did not try at all.
They just let loose 'and enjoyed them
selves. The lola Orchestra was
present, enlivening the occasion
and stimulating conversation with
numerous popular: selections. Four
long tables. loaded with refreshments,
were spread on the lawn which was
Illuminated by chinese lanterns, and
did their share towards entertaining
the company. These tables were set
with 30 plates and they were twice
filled, showing that the invitations
issued SO generously had not been de-
clined to any great extent. A pleas
ant feature of the occasion was the
presence of Rev. E. K. Lynn, who
performed the marriage ceremony
which united the host and hostess, 20
years ago. Twenty years does not
seem SO long after all, when ::all the
''principals"of marriage contract can
still be gathered under one roof, resi-
dents of the same town.
1t Is not likely that Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark were ever seriously in doubt as
to "what people thought of them" but
if they have had such doubts they
were'certainly dispelled last Monday
evening,-not only by the numerous
and beautiful gifts they received, but
also by the words of hearty good will
that accompanied them. We cannot
repeat all the good words-though we
echo them all-but we take pleasure in
presenting list of the good gifts, as
follows:
Tea and dinner set, hand painted. Mr. and
Mrs w Scott, Mr. and Mrs L Marsh, Mr. and
ger. Mr. and Mrs John Harris. Mr. and Mrs W
II Richards, Mr. and Mrs w Jones. Mr. snd
Mrs II Scott, Mr. and Mrs F Colborn Mr. and
and and Mrs II II choliette. sr and Mrs &iess,
Mr. and Mrs J ireland, Mr. and Mrs Il Ben
ton, DIR and Mrs w d Scott, Mr. and Mrs Jas
simpson, Mr. and Mrs W Evans, Mr. and Mrs
G W Apple. Mr. and Mrs N + Noren, Mr. and
Mrs Frank Knapp, Mr. and Mrs 8 a Ellis, Mr.
and Mrs S 7 Ellis, Mr. and Mrs P H Moore, Mr.
and Mrs a W Reck. Mr. and Mrs A o Allen, Mr.
Mr. and Mrs Beyington, Rev and Mrs 4
Ait, Mr. and Mrs Hankins, Mr. and Mrs WI
Ihrig, Mr. and Mrs VIM knapp, Mr. and Mrs X
Young, Mr. and Mrs II W Talcott, Mr. and Mrs
Il II Knight, Mr. and Mrs H X Buell., MIR and
Mrs Turner, Mr. and Mrs Il w Duffy, Rev and
Mrs Il johnson, Rev and Mrs + X Lynn, Mr.
and Mr.. It N Bartels, Mrs Lucy ::Metcalf, and
Carving Set, Misses Maggie Steele, Lena
Peterson. Hattie and Lily Casmire, Anna
Pickell, Jessie Buchanan. Ida Bartels, Adella
Pair Vases, Mr. and Mrs d 7 Rodman and
Morris.
Plush and porcelain match set. Misses Rod
Pair vases, Dr and Mrs Gillian and Mr.
and Mrs W A Mccoy.
Majolica water pitcher, Mr. and Mrs II Klau-
mann.
Pair peach blow vases, Rev w T Hunt.
Set fruit plates, Misses Fife, Minnie and
Jelly set. Mrs n L, NJ A, and Schuyler
Hand painted tile umbrella receiver. Mr. and
Mrs + II Wood, Chicago.
Peach blow vinegar cruet, John FOust.
salad set, Mr. and Mrs J b Richards, wichita.
Pair vases, Mr. and Mrs w Jones.
Individual salts, 'James and GEORGE
Fruit plates, Miss May C Ashby, Fort Scott.
Grape set, Mr. and Mrs T Beatty, Mr. and
Mrs G Lakin, Mr. and Mrs d X Beatty, Fort
Scott.
Peach blow pitcher, Miss L Colle,t, JH
Fisher.
Glass boat with flowers. Miss Della Harris
Two napkin plates, Misses Maggie gilbert
con, Bird Horviils. Anna Mcdonald.
Peach blow tea set, Misses Ella and Emma
C0wan, Sadie and Beulah Reimert, Jennie
Mcneil, Kate COutant, lvah Merwin, Mollie
White. Belle Ricketts,, Sue johnson, Mrs Min
ME Sprague.
Peach blow bouquet holder, Mr. aud Mrs A E
Shaving mug, Mrs Tozer.
MajOlica mug, DR. S TOZer'
Decorated china pitcher, Lee Trucker, Fort
Scott
Glass cake stand, Mr. and Mrs Mcdonald
Decorated china cuspidOr, DIR and Mrs
Chastain, Mr. and Mrs NJ p Jac0by, Mr. and Mrs
Bissett. Mr. and Mrs Chas Miller, Miss Dee
Arnold and Mrs Nettie English.
Two Oat meal sets, one decorated tea pot, one
plaque California moses Mr. and Mrs G n
Simpson, Pasadena, California.
One crystal pitcher, Mrs. w w Scott, Law
renee.
Majoiica mug, Mrs J H Harris.
MOSS Rose china chamber set, Messrs w N
West LaFary, Geo Lawyer, W Evans, A
G Scott, c r Scott, o o Adams, Thomas Nc
Dowell. Frank Marley, II Hendricks, Del
Northrup, Geo Smeltzer, Chas Ausherman,
Harry McNiel, Sam'l Brown. and Misses Ada
Arnold, Minnie and Ella Brown, Hattie Cas-
mire, Metlea brewster, Cora Briggs, Jessie
buchanan, Fannie HaSeman, Lola Shelter,
DOcia Young, Ella T0zer, Alice Hendricks,
Ruth Brown.
Moss rose tea set, fruit dish and fruit plates.
Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs WIN GoOdhue, Mr. and
Mrs Parshall, Mr. and Mrs Geo A BOwlus, Mr.
and Mrs L IL Hartman, Mr. and Mrs kreuter,
MIR aud Mrs Herf0rth, Mr. and Mrs J II Duncan,
MI and Mrs Geo Davies, Mrs + Patterson.
Mr. and Mrs W II Ricketts,, Mr. and Mrs J +